Ridgeview is a leading producer of English sparkling wine, based in Sussex at the foot of the South Downs. Established in 1995 by the Roberts family, the estate has played a key role in the development and global recognition of English wine.
Focusing on traditional method sparkling wines, Ridgeview works with classic grape varieties including Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier. The cool climate and chalk-rich soils of the South Downs provide ideal conditions for producing balanced wines with fresh acidity and refined structure.
A combination of estate-grown fruit and carefully selected partner vineyards allows for consistency and depth across each vintage. Grapes are hand-picked and gently pressed, with winemaking techniques that combine traditional practices with modern precision.
Today, Ridgeview produces award-winning wines served internationally, recognised for their quality, elegance and contribution to the growth of the English sparkling wine industry.
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FAQs for Ridgeview Wine
Where is Ridgeview vineyard located?+
Ridgeview is located in Sussex, at the foot of the South Downs, an area well known for producing high-quality English sparkling wine.
When was Ridgeview established?+
Ridgeview was established in 1995 by the Roberts family, with a focus on producing world-class English sparkling wine.
What types of wines does Ridgeview produce?+
Ridgeview specialises in traditional method English sparkling wines, using classic grape varieties such as Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier.
What makes Ridgeview wines distinctive?+
Ridgeview wines are shaped by the cool climate and chalk soils of Sussex, combined with careful vineyard management and traditional winemaking methods, resulting in wines with balance, freshness and complexity.
Are Ridgeview wines made from estate-grown grapes?+
Ridgeview uses a combination of estate-grown grapes and fruit sourced from selected vineyards across southern England, allowing for consistency and quality across its wines.
